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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY. APRIL 13, 1928, FIVE See but big stock of Tackle and get ydura here be ready for days of ekhilifating sport along the river with those good fellows who will tome horne with the-Trout and Salmon. . We can supply ydu with the outfit the Umpqua'a finny population is unlimited. Churchill Hardware Co. THE WINCHESTER STORE . ;lMllJUrlilLUJ.WtM CLASSIFIED ALL NEW ADS WILL BE FOR SALE .POLAND CHINA pigs for sale. O. .A.. Kucken, Cleveland. - FOli" s A LlSCeoil "Brunner roses at Petiey's Sweet Shop. HAY-FOR' SALE Idenbower Orchard Tracts. Phone 26F3. FOR S.U.t Shetland pony; rea sonable price. RL 2, Box S9-B. FOR S.VLE Purebred English bull doi, female, $5. 1444 Harrison St. near town. 803 W. Mosher St., Roseburg. ' ti'IDE T PLANTS Fairbanks Morse, $325 up. Complete, ready to go. Farm Bureau Exchange. . FOR SALE Bank stock. Address communications to F. O. Box 627, Roseburg, Oregon. ROOFING $1.46 per roll, up. We have a roofing for almost any job. Farm Bureau Exchange. CABBAt3EPTNTSforTiale. Early Jersey Wakefield. Mrs. . Anna Lewis, 644 N. Pine St . DON'T forget the Wood, dry myrtle and maple at $3 per tier, deliv ered. Phone 4F13. GAS ENGINES All Blzos, new ' and' second hand; 4 h.p. usd, $60. .Farm Bureau Exchange. FOR SALE o-passenger Duraiit' - coupe, excellent - shape; $200. $100 cash, balance terms; Call 4F13. ; - FOR SALE 80 acres timber land, $10 per aero, clea rtltle. Inquire Oakland Machine Shop, Oakland, ore. fOR SALE Canterbury Bell plants. Phone 667, city, or 9F12 suburban, nooiiB or - evenings. Mrs. F. D. Owen. WINDMILLS 8 ft. "Fairbanks Morse, $66. This is a self oiling mill which will run In vei'y light wind. Farm Bureau Exchange. FOR SALE 2 good Jersey cqws for sale. Fred Vedder, 2nd house ' on left side Looking Glass road. ' CENTRIFUGAL- PUMPS $22.60 up. We can furnish pumps, pipe or power for any installation. Farm Bureau Exchange. FOR- S ALEBlack-M inorca baby chicks. Hens in thlB flock won . 1st, 2nd, and 3rd priie In their pullet year. Good layers. Lau rence McKay, Creswell, Oregon. FOR SALEPrtoTcres "situated6n Little river In ft beautiful forest; suitable tor a summer resort, or part' can be turned Into a lake for raising trout Address "H. J." cure NCWs-Keview. FOR SALE Light weigllt team of - horses, Weight about 1100 lbs. each, ago 14 and 16. 'Fine for ridihg or driving. Can be Been at the Stoked ranch at Sodtb Look ing Glass. Address T. It. Stokes, 464 Fowler St., Roseburg. DO NOT forget the big tire sale n't , Nichols' & Carter's Tire Shop Saturday, April 14th. We offer to advertise the Lee tire, a 30x3 large oversize casing and tube , for $12.56 and for one dollar more we give you a tire free. These tires are high quality goods, fully guaranteed by the Lee Rubber Co. (They Smile at Miles). City of Sutherlin TAX , SALE Several choice lots 'and small acreage tracts. First Come First Served E. 0. KINGWELL Broker, Sutherlin DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting of Glasses 116 Jackson St RtocktTf; Cabinet Shop w . oak hormixurh: repairinq Up m st-d Veneer Panel C to Order G.-w finny a Spetlalty E. S Afjf) r V po.CKEt.REA8 A!;TOM08ILt PAINTING AND , ' VHCMIZING ' Thoreuch. Careful Work, caM'nfcttt.r Guaranteed AL MURPHY d-1 rieter St. or i'f ?t, V rd talk yeur" wants cv,f ith me. Fishing Season Opens Sunday SECTION FOUND ON BACK PAGfc - FOR RENT FOR RENT 4 neres Al broccoli land; 1 mile from town on pav ed road. Phone 60. FURNISHED apartment tor lent, 3-rooin, bath, hot and cold wa ter. Right In beart ot city. Rea sonable rates. 223 . Lane. Bu bar Bros. FOR RENT 10-room modern, partly furnished house on Win chester St, North Roseburg. S. W. Starmer, Soldiers' Home. FOR RENT SIX-ROOM BUNGALOW Modern, plastered; light and airy; with garage, $16. FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW Mod ern, plastered; with garage. On Pacific highway north. Rental $12.60. E. K McLENDON 140 Jaokson Street - WANTED WANTED 250 mbn to take dinner at RoBeburg Cafeteria. WSNTEDBOO" wetnergoats. Ad- dress Box 927, Roseburg, Ore., or ("phone 68. " , I - , '; WANTED To exchange Coos Bay properly for Roseburg property. Call or address 230 N. Stephens St., Roseburg, Ore. ;'; WANTED Ladles not to lorget to take lunch at RoBeburg Cafe teria, WANTED Mill for rent, wnn op - tlon to buying. Box 32, Dillard, Ore. I "1msceLlaneouI j OAR OWNER Don't lorget to call 663 when need ot auto parts. Sarff'i Auto Wrecking House. MAKE $15 day from liquid deader receipt Cleans like magic. Re ceipt and directions $1. First Idea Co., 357 S. Hill St., Los Angeles, Oalu. FOR AN evening of. real enter tainment ' come to the Junior High program, boneflt of P. T. A. Friday evening, April 13, 8 o'clock. Admission, children 15 cents, adults, 26 cents. EXCHANGE 8-Tolmrmddern home 1399 Agate St., Eugene, close to college, 1 block to bus line. Want good homo close in, Rote burg, six rooms. O. K. Baldwin, 1399 Agate St., Eugene. TENNESSEE'S EX-GOVERNOR ENJOYING BOAR HUNT (Aitgoctited I'reu Lcand Win?) HAPPY VALLEY, Tenn., April 13. Royal wild boar limits in the prodigal' middle ngea were rivaled in color and dimension by the fox hunt which roams these hills to night in honor of "Uncle Alt" Tay lor, former governor ot Tennes see. Preparations Were complete to day for an all night fiesta and dis tinguished guests by the scores had arrived to join the 600-odd iu the hunt, planned on a gigantic scale. A mile of road had been paved to the top of Bogart Knob, so tbat ! guests might reach the scene of J festivities by motor, A circus tent was In place, electric lights had been strung about, telephones had been connected, water bad been piped up the slope, a piano was in place every Imaginable provision had been made for comfort of the guests at this totally stag affair. PROMINENT MEN "BLACKLISTED"? They say the "1. A. R." Is do ing It. Is It true? If so, why? Lis ten in at Baptist church Sunday night for reply. Public Liability and Property Damage Two mlohty Important Insurance coverages for the automobile owner. Are you protecting your, self by carrying this coverage on youf ear? This agency Is at your aervies in writing all lines of automobile Insurance. G, W. Young & Son INSURANCE lit Casa SL Phone 417 PROFESSIONAL CARDS j Electro Chiropractor Drnglcsi Healtti Center. 327 Cass. Pn. 49L I LAST FILING DAY AT SALEM BRINGS NEW CANDIDATES (AuocUted Preu l.ected Wire) -SALEM. Ore., April 13. A de luge of filings by candidates Is ex-: pected foday in the office ot the last day under the law that candi- oaies may me. secretary oi duuu Kozer baa let It be known tbat any- filings, whether iu person or by man win oe rejecteu u iney anyvuarma UUL 111 U19 UlllUO uy U " 1.1UI. jr. 114. I : .. . ' " T T wT' whoftWill file today Will be Herbert Hoover, republican, and Al Smith, ! democratic candidate for president, It is understood that a group of Walsh candidates for delegate to the national convention will file to day, and also several more Smith candidates. Additional candidates who , filed yesterday were: John Irwin, Klamath Falls, re publican, for circuit judge for Klamath county. Colon R. Eberhord, La Grande, republican, for senutor from Union and Wallowa counties. Bruce R. Koster, Ontailb, repub lican, for district attorney for Mal heur county. O. Henry Oleen, Columbia City, democrat, tor delegate from the first congressional district to the national convention, for Walsh.. - J. W. Morrow, Portland, for delegate from the third- congres sional district to the national con vention, for Walsh. R. B. Bradbury, Klamath Falls, for representative from Orook, Deschutes, Jefferson, Klamath and Lake counties. Joseph N. Scott, Pendleton, ocrat. tor representative Ironi Mnrrnw nml Umatilla oniinttAR. Claude C. Pratt. La Grande. democrat for representative from Union county. John H. Carson, Salem, repub lican, for district attorney for Mar ion county. ; hi - Planet Jr. seeders and cultivators are sold at Wharton Bros. : : o - , : I FIGHTS LAST MIGHT 1 1 ' t.tSAA tt.Z? Z,& uvnsv w I. Hams, Toledo, won clsion over Wllllo apolis; 10. newspaper do- Yap, Indian- CANTON, Ohio. Christ- 1928 BESEUva world's Pioosar GtntiaTrtetot. flow, mawi, IL. B. HOWARD1 Dtstribtter.Rl.rl. Mm Pm. Pro. Kayo Christ- AMI BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES aja TsVII' J 50 eomi, $ OoaJNTOWM . cH?WEt.,l'lL 1 JUST ORIVTC ROt 1IL 1 WNO HE SfttAS WANWRIN6 flORSfe TOOKT? HO Hue. iseewstb KMOUAUO S WILL. PlMOMd Ths. Missmor FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS That Would Fill Out His Collection : r'r,-- ! t,&G,IFFRECkl,ES SfeAJOS MX . 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OU6SS V tfftMlS P.0 ReFRS TA tAY ftO IM TH' Pp.peR,SOMNV, (M' pftM fsLL. ( . Vuftd -fuid Airf AX I'tX- ft PWeRftM' COOK IM -a A H0P.Se,l'Ct-6 TM'rlfvPPtesr. TH' WftV UP HERS Tft See IF ltJft6 y '-s ri Tr i I PV3H'LOSTPW'eoUMDCot.UMMS OM ART W ft Q VP, tf OUMO . ifl " V SK ATE ISiiyiL ffeffl mmk INFLUENZA As pivntiv, nH and liuuu nigtit mna m or rung V VAPORUB i mm nor, Akron, knocked out Quentlu Romero Rojas. Chile, 3. .wtnnunrMtnl tJ 1TI.. i r.i ?r- niTke lan, Ga llforn a . knodked I out M Ike Roscgall, Omaha, 6. Kayo . While, I New Orleans, Bhaded Bennie Stan-. ley, Tulsa, 10. row will plow your orchard luuruusuiy uii- mo wvni ' be nerfect',! with the soil. Many are now liil,'!". . 'use in this locality. See one " 1 - - - . a. a a A BALL SCORES IN MAJOR LEAGUES X 4 ; ,,, (Auitl l-re U.ci Wire) 0 'j0 u V cl8vflana, Ale5aui?u ! turned back the champion Pirates without a run In the lists at St. Louis yesterday while his Cardinal mates triumphed by 6 to 0. The Ciucluuatt Redlegs jolted the Chicago Cubs for the second consecutive day, this time by 9:30, a six run flurry In the eighth in ning, breaking a tie of three all. The St. Louis Browns ot the American league broke out In typical iMlssouiiau manner with another decision over the Detroit Tigers, 7 to 2. . . The Chicago White Sox outhlt the Indians by 10 to 7 but dropped another engagement to Clevelaad by 2 tb L Cold and wet grounds Jorced Idleness upon the other big leaguo outfits and revived the argument that the opening of the pennant dem-,i"b annum ua uoww uum vo '"" n"' DAILY WEATHER REPORT U. S. Weather Dureau office, Roseburg, Oregon. Data reported by E. H. Fletcher, Meteorologist In charge. Barometric tiressure' (reduced M to sea level) 5 a. m ,..30.26 Relative humidity 5 p. m. yes terday (per cent) 70 Precip. In Inches and Hundredths! Highest temperature yesterday 69 Lowest temperature last night Average temperature for the day Normal temperature for this precipitatlon7 -01 i Total precip. since 1st month 1.49! I Normal precip, for this month t.il ! IVilal ,ii-arln tt-rttn Rant ! 1927. to date :......23.86 Average precip. from Sept. 1, ' 1877 f i.....28;36 Total deficiency since Septi--1, 1927 I .'. i-JU,, Average1 seasonai precip. Sept, to May, Inclusive . .31.11 .Forecast for southwost Oregon:! Fair tonight and Saturday; heavy' frosts tonight. ' I s- t , ii i i i ..... ii i nih m; r i :ik.- "k, x rrmn Hr 'j ,wi Mk II I WEY UQMnWlMP - 1,1 ISl'W II I I1 I irwr?j ff V -1 II E A meeting ot ait college women who have bad one or more years Ot COlICge WOm Will 06 neiU lO- sorrow at 1 p. m. at the Umpqua nPi,i. r ihA Z'- i J lion ot University Women will be iuvm uiauvu u, wo noawiuiiuu ma . ion ncena agu unau nntv .Jamleaon of O. S. C. was here aud opoke Mon B ,ufoI.null g,uner. i"8 urging tne rormauon or branch here in Roseburg. At that time considerable enthusiasm wsb shown and a committee was ap- pointed to arrange for a future niDQtln, Tltn n,, million eiipfndflpfl In Mtoo U.I, nm,,B ha r,tr ! the organization meeting and are . ",., . ,h, .... ni. woman should be present, not only those residing In Roseburg but any where In the surrounding country. Notices have been sent to all who could be reached, but many names are not on the list. Reservations for the luncheon may be phoned to Mrs. Carl B. Neal, 641-R or to ono ot the otber members ot the com mittee 1n charge, Mrs. Mnurlce Newland, Mrs. Edward Kohlhagen, Miss Enid Veatch and Mrs, . Fred Fisher. Fish at Idleyld Park. HOT COMPETITION GIVES HILLSBORO 35 STAGES DAILY (ABMwIatotl Pie I-ouhhI Vlrr) SALES!, Ore., April 13. So keen hac become a competition by Pa cific Stages, Inc., and the South ern Pacific Motor Transport Com pany between Portland and Hllls boro that the two propose to op erate 35 vehicles dally except Sun day between the two nolnts, The Pacific Stages Schedule, on file with the public servioe com mission, 13 to become effective May 1, while the Southern Pacific schedule, also filed with tile com- mission, Is to become offcctlve May 1. The hitter ndda 11 cars from Portland to Hlllsboro and 10 In the opposite direction. Farmers everywhere are buying that Red Strand longer 11 fo teno Chenoweth OnVnd 0?e St0a,'na C ' ' P. nr nnn ts j Politic,;! Announcemen FOR COUNTY JUDGE To the republican- voters of Douglas county: I hereby announce , myBelf a candidate fur reelection 1 as county judge, subject to your approval at the primaries on May 18. ' GEORGE K. QUINE. Why, FOR COUNTY JUDQK I hereby announce myself candidate on the republican ticket at the nominating election May 18 for the office of County Judge. I pledge myself, , if elected, to a Bquare deal to everyone, every road district and every section of Douglas county-; economlo admin istration, aud cooperation with law enforcement attendee. a A. HERCHE'R, Dillard. Oregon. FOR REPRESENTATIVE Subject tb the wfll or the voter of Douglas county at the primary election May 18, 1WS, I will be a candidate on the Republican .ticket tor Representative to the Oregon Legislature. Roseburg, Oregon. O. A. LOCKWOOD. FOR' SHERIFF I hereby announce myself a can didate for the nomination for sher iff of Douglas county, subject to the approval ot the voters of the democratic party r.t the May pri mary election. V. T. JACKSON. FOR 8HERIFF DOUGLAS COUNTY . I will appreciate your vote at the primary election, May 18, for the republican nomination for tne of fice of sheriff Of Douglas County. Sound, sensible law enforcement will be mulntalned at all times. Oakland, Oregon. E. E, LBAS. CANDIDATE FOB SHERIFF 1 Subject to the approval of tta Republican voters ot Dtuglss coun ty, I hereby announce myself a candidate for nomination for sher iff at the primary eloctlou, May 18. PERCY A. WEBB. , FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR I hereby announce myself a can didate for County Assessor -subject to the approval of the mpubli can voters ot Douglas County at the primary election, My IS. BARTON HELLIWBLL, Yoncalla, Oregon. FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR I hereby announce my' candidacy i for county assessor of Douglas county, subject to the approval ot the rejubllcun voters at the - pri mary election May. 18, 1928, FRANK h. CALKINS, for county Clerk I hereby announce myself a can dldate for County Clerk subjeot tl the approval ot the republican vol ers of Douglas oounty at the prt mary election, May .18, A. J. : FOR COUNTY CLERK I hereby announce myself a can didate for Oounty Clerk subjeot to the will of the Republican voters at the primary eleotlon May 18, 1928. - IRA B. RIDDLE. Horace! "ItBi That's what they say when they try the John Deere Cover Crop Disc See it before you buy. Flour $7.00, $7.40, $7.80 sack See Us First We Can Save You Money. FarmBureauCooperativeExchange H08RBURO AGENTS FOR OAKLAND Bean Spray Pump Co. Fairbanks Mora A Co. John Deere Plow Co. Sterwm-William Co. Washington St and 8, r. Tracks. ' for County clerk f hereby announce myself as a candidate tor County Clerk sub ject to tne approval ot tne uemo cratlo voters ot Douglas County at the primary election May 18, 1928, SYLVIA j uuuwn, Working tor the best school economy, I present my name tor nomination by tne republican party, in the May primaries, for re-eled lion to tne otnee ot county super lntendent ot Scnoola. EDITH S. ACKETtf . : FOR SCHOOL 8UPf. ' I hereby announce my candidacy tor the office ot County School Su- penlatendeht, subject to the will bli the voters at the Republican pri maries, May 18. It elected I pledge an economical, efficient and business llko adminis tration. . O. 0. BROWN. FOR COUNTY TREASURER I hereby announce myself a can dldate tor Oounty Treasurer sub ject to the approval of the repub Head voters ot Douglas county, a the nominating eleotlon, May 18. OLIVIA R1SLEY CARNES. FOR OOUNTY TREA8URER Subject to the approval ot tht republican voters ot Douglas coun ay, Oregon, I heroby announce my self a candidate tor reelection to the office of County Treasurer at ihe primary election May 18, 1928. JAMEB H. BAWYEHB. 1 FOR COMMISSIONER I btreby announce ' my candi dacy for the nomination for (lie of fice ot county oommlsslonor, as republican, subjeot to the will of the party voters at the primary eieotion May is, ivzh. . W. A. LOVELACE. OH .HORACE AM ORRT 1 KtPI fOU Vi)ATlMC- FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I hereby announce my candl- -dacy for the nomination of the ot floe ot county commissioner on m republican ticket subject to the will ot the party voters at the pri mary election May 18, 1928. It eleoted, I will do all within toy power to give every section of Douglas county a square aeai. itUXCUl A. UUOBPIIJAim, - FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR I hereby announce myself a can didate tor County Surveyor sob Ject to the approval of the Republi can voterB or uougias eouuiy a the primary election May 18, 1928. BiiN is. IKVIINU, FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR To the republican voters of Douglas connty: 1 hereby announce , my candidacy for reelection aa County Surveyor, subjeot to your wishes at the primary. May 18. HARVEY L. EPP8TEIN, FOR CONSTABLE SOUR DOUGH JIM OA. FOR' COUNT CORONER I hereoy announce myself can didate for County Coroner ot Douglas county subject 16 the ap proval ot the Republican voters ei the primary election. May 18. H. O. STEARNS. ..; - - - - o FOR CORONER ' Subject to the approval ot tht republican voters, I hereby an nounce myself a candidate foi nomination of County Coroner, al the primary election, May 18 M. B. HITTER. ' PATRONIZE NEWSrREVIEW ADVERTISERS By Martrn SALV Rlfcvn. . feOOT'b-LE-r''D tyo. -I.'C'. V: